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ECZEMA.

Ihave suffered from Salt Rheum for eight years.
at times bad that could attend to my business
for weeks at time Three boxes of Outcura and
four bottles of Resolvent have entirely cured of
this dreadful disease
JOHN THIEI1 WiIkesbarre, Pa.
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Hoods Sarsapari1la

Is peculiar medicine. 1t is carefully prepared from
Sarsaparila, Dandelion, Mandrake Dock, Pipsissewa
Juniper Berries and other well known and valuable
vegetable remedies. by a peculiar combination, pro-
portion and process. giving TO Hoods Sarsaparilla
curative power not possessed by other medicines.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is the best blood purifier before the public 1t erad
Gates every impurity and cures Scrofua Salt Rheum
Boils, Pimples. all Humors, Dyspepsia Biliousness
Sick Headache Indigestion, General Debility Catarrh
Rheumatism Kidney and Liver complaints, overcomea
that tired feeling creates appetite and builds up
the system.
Hoods Sarsaparil1a
Has met peculiar and unparalleled success at home.
Such has become its popularity in Lowell Mass,
it is made that whole neghborhoods taking
it at the same time Lowell druggists sell more Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla than of all other sarsaparias or
blood purifiers. 81; six for $5. Sold by druggists.
Prepared only by c. /. HOOD & co. Apothecaries,
LOWELL Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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substitute for the Fleece Bin.

The House committee on temperance has re-
ported a substitute for the Fleece bill regarding
the liquor traffic. 1t establishes the quart sys-
tenn, and absolutely prohibits the sale of liquor
except on permit. To secure this the person
desiring to sell must establish good character,
that he has been resident of the State two
years and that he is not addicted to ntoxication
His application for permit must be filed with
the county auditor If the county commissi on
ers pass upon it favorably and grant the permit.
he must pay $500 into the county treasury be-
fore he can begin to sell. One third of the mon
ey realized from this source is to be paid into
the general fund of the county, one-thrd
to the common school fund of incor
porated towns and cities. If there
are no incorporated towns or cities
into the township school-fund. One-thrd is to
go to the general fund of incorporated towns
and cities. If there are none, it is to be paid
into the township general fund. On the third
Monday in August an election is to be held in
every township, on the question of permitting
the sale of liquor therein, and at this election
the election laws of the State shall be enforced.
except that report of the vote is to be made to
the County Commissioners. Ii it is against the
sale, it shall be unlawful to sell it in that town
ship SO voting, for two years, except for mechan
zeal or medicinal purposes If the vote
is for the sale, then the per.
in the other sections of the act. A bond of
3d. O00 signed by five freehold sureties neither OF
whom can be distiller, brewer or dealer in
liquors. must be given by the person receiving
the permit. The penalties for violations of the
act are $40, or jail sentence of ten days for the
first offense, $50, or Jail sentence of twenty
days for the second and 500 fine and not more
| than ninety days in Jail for the third offense.
This substitute is to be the House special order
for Thursday morning next.
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THE HIGH WATER AT CINCINNATI.

While seriously interfering with other Cincinnati
D., whose trains reach Cincinnati promptly time,
making direct connection at depot with trains
for all points East South and Southeast For full in
formation regarding rates. routes ETC., call Grand
Union Ticket Offices, Illinois street and Ken
lucky avenue LAG South Illinois street and at the de-
pot. w. H. FISHER, General Agent.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES
Are sold by all druggists. Price; Cutcura so cents;
Resolvent, 81; Soap, 25 cents. Prepared by the
POTTERDRUG AND CHEMICAL co, Boston, Mass.
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ECZEMA.

gratefully acknowledge cure of Eczema, or Salt
Rheum head, neck face, arms and legs for seven
ieen years; not aple 10 wax except on hanas ana
years; tried hundreds Of remedies doctors pronounced
my hopeless permanently cured by the Cuticura
Remedies. WILL MCDONALD,
2542 Dearborn street, Chicago III.
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CALIFORNIA EXCURSION

Via Iron Mountain route and Southern Pacific rail
way. leaving st. Louis at $40 A. M, Feb. and
March 8. This is the only Southern route issuing
cursio tickets to all points in southern California and
including San Francisco, and is also the only South
route permitting passengers to return different
route without additional cost. Very low rates.
For circulars and full information call address
COKE ALEXANDER,
District Passenger Agent Missouri Pacific railway.
SO West Maryland street Indianapolis
AMONG other things, DR.. Ransoms Hive Syrup con-
tains squs, tolu obea, skunk cabbage-root, seneca
root and is therefore excellent for coughs colds and
Group. 1t is pleasant to take.
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ECZEMA.

Some five months ago had the pleasure to inform
you of my improvement in the use of the Cuticura
Remedies in my of severe Chronic Eczema Fry.
the1natosa, and to-day cheerfuly confirm all then
said consider my perfect and complete. and
attribute it entirely to your remedies, having used
others. FERNAN ESENCHARDO,
3306 Penna. avenue, st. Louis Mo.
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Send for 'How to Cure Skin Diseases"
fifty the Complexion and Skin by using
DEA u the Cuticura Soap.
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ECZEMA
And Every Species of Itching
and Burning Diseases
Cured by Cuticura.

ECAEMA, or Salt Rhenm With it's agonizing itch
with Cuticura Soap, and single application of Cuti-
cura the great Skin Cure. This repeated daily, with
two three doses of Cutcura Resolvent the New
Blood Purifier to keep the blood COOL the perspration
pure and unirrtating, the bowels open the liver and
kidneys active, will speedily Eczema, letter
Rngworm Psoriasis Lichen Pruritus, Scald Head
Dandruff and every species of Itching, Scaly and
Pmply Humors of the Scalp and Skin. when the best
physicians and all known remedies fail.
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SAVE the pieces! "1Oc Royal Clues 'ena.
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declaration that the Republican party is proud
of its record is not and never has been afraid of
Investigations. Senator Winter very pointedly
told bis Democratic colleagues that If Senator
Barrett wanted the bill defeated he should con-
tinue, as he had begun. to arouse party feeling.
He thought the Senator was sincere until with
in the past hour when from what had been
said, he doubted the honesty Of the Democrats
in favoring the bill. The Republicans just
as strong friends of labor as the Senator from
Allen, and perhaps more sincere. When the
yeas and nays on the passage OF the bill were
called, thirteen Senator's six Democratic-Cox,
Day, Mullinix. Sellers, Hale and Peterson-an6
seven Repubicans-Davis. Kennedy, Shroyer
Sears, Harness, Thompson OF ] asper, and johnson
voted aganstit Thirty two favored the bill Many
of both sides, through the privilege of explain
ing their votes, presented arguments to suit
their respective positions It required half
hour to complete the roll on this call The jew
EFT House bill, No II, akin to this measure, will
probably be taken up Tuesday, when the Senate
meets again.
In adjourning until Tuesday the Senators had
spirited cross-fre of views to the propriety
of taking such long recess. 1t came up a
motion attached to preamble offered by Sena-
tor Mcdonald. The preamb BILE recited the need
OF time for committee work. Senator Fowler
thought the Senator from Whitley the last man
who ought to offer motion to adjourn for two
days, as he has always been foremost in resist
ing adjournments of any kind. He want
ed to keep the Senate down to hard
work, without relaxation, so as to earn
Sc per day honestly. Senator Bailey
thought the Senate having for weeks been under
q strain that no other body of the kind had ever
experienced ought to adjourn until Tuesday.
| Senator Huston and many of HE Democratic col
| leagues demanded the yeas and nays on the ques
| ton Senator Smith. in the chair, replied: 1.-The
| Chair knows when to order the yeas and nays.
| They are not called for" but all the same there
| were fifteen appraised hands. He forced the mo
| ton through with his usual bullwhacking meth
| DDS and deci AIRED it carried, although the noes
| were in majority and loud calls came for di
| vision. Senator Smith said it was too late for
| division and peremptorily announced the mex
| order of business
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
= GREAT SUCCESS.
The srhcrns Of the Tower tn Give an Ar
tiels Worth - 10 Every Purchaser
of Sis.

The many enierprising merchants of the
city have Of late been springing upon an
unsGspecang public different schemes to
attract attention 70 their places Of business,
rot the least noteworthy OF which was the
announcement Of the Tower Clothing Com
pauy on Thursday morning. that with every
bill OF eighteen dollars sold 10 customer
be- Seeu now and Caristmss they would
present 20 the purchaser an Elegant Hall
Rack" which IS nothing more nor less than
. Tripod The Tripod IS a combination
Hall Rack aud Umbrella Stand, patented
and manufactured by Messrs. Berkey &
Cay, of this city, and IL one Of the neatest
presents that can be given TO = friend or
relative. The scheme Of giving presents
VITA goods Is an old one and unscrupulous
dealers have been won't 20 mark up their
goods 10 cover tho cost OF ali they give
away with purchases aud oftentimes n little
more The Tower Clothing Company,
realizing this fact, anticipated what might
- said OF this gift enterprise aud forestaled
insinuations of higher prices by Offering
al the outset $1,000 in cash 10 any
enc who could prove or su0stantiste
the statement that single suit
or overcOat or any article Of clothing or
furnishing goods had been marked mp one
cent from the prices given on their goods
since the Inauguration OF their great whole
safe crash sale some weeks ago.
Frequent trials test the gsnuineness of
any article aud 50 the public who have
found out that the Tower always do Just as
they advertise, realized at once that great
bargain was being offered them and were
NOT slow 10 seize L. The first offer Of the
Tripod Was made through the columns Of
the TELEgssN- HERALD on Thursday and
through no other morning paper aud by
T.3J a m. of the same daY three gentlemen
called and alter purchasing a suit aud over
coat for each. said they had seen an offer Of
a hail Rack in the morning paper. They
wee supplied At once and By s clock the
music had commenced and has continued
for two DAYS almost without interruption,
no less than forty-three Tripods having
been given away BY the Tower Clothing
Company In thirty SIX hours. ETruly this
suterprising hrm are blessing 10 the pur
chasing public for they 90 just "a they ad-
vertise sell goods cheaper than any OF their
competitors and maze handsome Christmas
presents besides. The scheme of the Tower
Clothing Company, 10 give away one OF
Bsrksy & Gay Tripods TO every purchaser
of a bill OF SIS, or more. Is AL the more
c0mmendahis for the article received by
the customer IS OF intrinsic value and will
not be sqoilsd IN a day as would a drum or
other toys.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
Opening 81 Kahn Bros. new Lunch
COanter toiay.
- - RAIlwAY.


The Overland Route. the Oniy line car
ryi0g las lnltsa States Overland Nail
Ia add.iia1 t. tie new system ol check.
log baggage through from Eastern points 20
ihc pacide 6 ik-t vii commence oanday,
December to run throuah sieepers op ell
traius between Council Bluffs, Omaha, Ssn
Francisco and Los Angeles Also between
Kansas CITY aud Ogden on "lhs Overland
f4yeF." saving one day ia al California and
OREGON TO.nls. masking the tune ilom lhe
Missouri River 10 the Pacific Coast ~
seveutg-one hours. Elegant Pullman Pal
ace Car S!espegs aui modern day coaches
are also ran on al through trains.
Eating houses are RON under me super
vision 81 the company ani meals furnished
by the faclnc Hotel Company are unsur-
passed.
In comp'iarcs Silh the wish of our pat
rons along the line. night trains between
Omaha. Council Bluffs aud Kansas CITY
have been changed 20 DAY trains. Chair
ears will stiil run 20 Beatrice free of charge
Ihird-class passengers wishing 10 take ad-
vantage Of low rates will still be carried on
regular through trains running free family
sleepers. fog further information address
j. s. iFarErs.
General Passenger aud Ticket AGENT.
Omaha Neb.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

H3rsy s1hzsos.. 81 shs 0isse fsa eoaa
paag. sfgssse..~-fas cess Fl.las.

Hzrry llhzsoiss ~ 49, Giehe "a Coaa-
FaaY, afFsste.t~-fss cese ssizlaf.
A esG-eI 4ns sss m18s IS fo.ies Ceass
rssls a. IS Sergeant 81 3 aafs7 sSs.ass
HARRY I-haasn. sas "a agrsstld AZ AZ
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tsFy he snsrst a pieA 81 nst xsilgY ss4
rs heanas aas set fer 1seeuasr ~. TIE
esmp.ssat = . lengthy aosta4sps aad ~
s..aai slee e - t141Fs Tia. 12frf ts4ae
s9a eecspl-s = sfpfs - - lsrk'st AID
ctalsss r8 - eussEsa .l SKI aa< tez9 &i-1
eoiess ~ ses ctl 4ld representing t'tat
every esl eaAtaias1 . soaqsnsr, $500 ~
N4fc8ss s@se.s aal etaey F4l1Aoie xfti--ei.
That ae sest 80 az las4osa Fefsoa enc q
.as Gals ~1iea cu8l4t4e4 not24nS g
Taias. 10 thsl ia81es1 tie stras<st
g. rs'aEn o. hlM LIS can a41
Be- oeeae4 sngsees san. illuius gotaias F.
s.iae aHa uaoa tas FstaFa el f1is eaa ana
payUleai oI su1tnsr nslf aoisl @oo1s'lt
opclea other rADs SnDl The sEansef h+a
pals Eim i94r tellafs all aliy ccaLs- tls
slfa8Zsr aas ae81I - tepaF. saeu John
sor sa.i gaaf y a. sou "a n.n - Ae
a08li 0Ien tEe.ve cans al tae strange
should hass las prizes found thereia. an
cHe 0l LleI eas fean1 dl1nt@n3 rag
JQausnu tnsa grypoeel 20 tAe Stranger 30
gre lim csck the rag AMI as ~a4ia .ts
nla 0ras Twelve n0fs cans. N4t4i1s 81
Fllus Has laun1 De tnenl- Johnson inrn
proposed tnal tie siTeuzer should draw -
cau5. psqias Tor them 80. and guaranteed
tAat "a thsln ao1id bs io1ud either 3D. of
q g0ia watch Tire stranger paid $40 and
agreed t. pag auulaer $40 aud the cans
were opened. . gold watch being found IA
one Of ilsm Johns8a held tie watch a.
sasssy Tor lhe gl0. which had not been
r.rn.f
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

Fl e. schultz. 81 Hannibal. No. Is in the
city purchasing inraiture.
N-s.I. r. smsliman. OF Grand Haven
srsnt yesterday In this city.
Father SAMSON. Of 81. Andrew Cathedral,
is recovering rom his late iiiness.
0sorrs Eastman and wife lea7s for ths
South next week 90 SPEND The Winter.
A. ". Hart. %nbermen. Of Conway. KY.
is IN the city ths guess Of bis friend. Peter
uorsn.
Ms. sarah Nsv. Of Chicago he veil
kno~n owner of the "pstent all lock. IS a
guest st Sweets.
q. r. Brown ard family are spending a
few DAYS a sails LAKE city on their return
rom Ca.ilnrnis.
Nsi. Z. ~. Nsrner. Of Jackson, has been
recently sppointsd postmaster and librarian
of RE So.cisrs Home.
wm. Lander. of he firm Of lander a
Anderson. of the booming town Of Cadillac
is tn the city on business triP.
Charles " Holden. isfs With Eaton 4
LYON. hss accepted a position With IA. - q.
Van Asmus. of the B0srt of Trace.
Rev Dr Campbell fair has returned from
81. Lous No. vhere BE sssistei hsv. ~.
Van de Wster in coniaCiinz a mission.
Mss Mollie Fiarsd. ~ M1sksala. ia in
tne rirT The guest ~ Ais I1sephine
Schnslsltt. a tescnor r. tte citr schoo.s.
Department Commsnser Euthsrf0r,l and
Atiuisnt rhorue. Of Hart. Hers st tae sol.
diers Home YESTERDAY en G. A. F. bust
ness.
A. Week roSimaster az ersftor. is in
W sshington e ie'e1s'e iram bis ConzrrS-
sional district - tne convention of poss-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

The mill Of justice in Police Court
ground through an unusually largp num-
Der II cases yesterday. Robert Bowen paid
sf4e5 for indulging in disorderiy conduct.
4, M Cook and Jackson stevens went 10
jsii tor twenty days for practicing fraudu-
lens devices, By working the drop the Eing
aud pick itup' game. Frank schultz Who
uss arrested Tor assault and battery, settled
the matter with the complainant and the
case was dismissed The case Of Jerome
Cofin. for sssauit and battery. was noile
pros'i TIE sentence ~ Hamilton
Douglass. convicted Of falling % support
his damflv. was deferred until this morn
inz. % give hlm an opportunity tO secure
honfs f1r the support Of his family. James
B Grady. convicted OF keeping MS saloon
1rsn % a legal holiday. was IS and costs.
srfff he srrraissi ha ease
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
sulL MORE BURGLARS.
On soafh Disisian-st. eats Time soe-So
Eor their froable-

On sonfh Dlslsian-si eats rims s5e-So
Esr Their Troabie-
Agsia yesterday morning. ust about As
the EglEsR1u HzaALD Was going to press =
burglary was comltitled. The scene was
at Dauiel G.. slmons meat market, AZ ssA
soura D.riasa-sL The mafaaiers gaias
aecsss 70 ths halldlng tarough a window in
the rear of me building. drilled hole
thgougl the safe door, pat Ia powder, az.
tacned fuse and Immediately succeeded
in scattering the safe door. They got
$500. Before theg had left the building
AttorneV Fred Temple. and lady who were
rssuruns irom party chanced 10 pass that
way. The bold man OF the law heard the
uo.se and thought he would investigate,
bu. vas met on the outside Of the building
~ one %. ths gsFg who was standing guard,
ana who Immediately aimed at the
Attorney with revolver and nred, but
missed his mark. The young lady screamed
f5r help out the burglars He'd before assist
ance arrived. John Camp, who lives up
states. heard Toe pistol shot and Immediately
came down. The police were then notified
ot The occurrence.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

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mafroN,
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eaI.f v.teh a. az. fsl1hs Tea store. bat Mr
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rhs Roars 81 p,lslis Works are directing
thar .ffeoti1n "a a ersak Ia tAs water niai1
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The Detroit safe Company yesterday
shipped tie 10 safes tast went through
tho Neison = Nas.ef IRE ~ betfo4h 70 oe
REPAIRED. tney AAsllS ta4sh tncA IN eA-
enAns7 iof a no" nfe proof sale.
r. Z. Rand, lately connected with the c.
u. 4 l.. Ia his city has accepted a situation
as city solicitor Tor the Cllcsgo. Milwaukee
a ST. Pau f. - in Chicago, aud entered
upon hia duties.
20. boHSay has returned nom business
UP - ile H9rth@in Eatt 90 the state lie
has PufehsSoa nail interest," IN 40 Asfi-
toitutA ttu fieiHeat es,~olialineot a.
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r. A. lawson, With he violin and violin
cello.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

Every one makig purchase at the War
Sale. i3 Fear-st., on Friday and Saturday
will be entitled 20 a guess as 10 the number
of the cases ali watch cases are numbered
OF a Ladys Solid Gold. Stem winding
Watch. The one making the closest guess
10 the number viii receive the watch As q
present on saturday night. Dee. ~, 1851.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

What is more appropriate for
CHRISTMAS PRESENT than an arti-
Gle which is not only useful but orna-
mental 10 our homssg
The 6ERkET & GAY Furniture
Company has full assortment ~ al
kinds OF Furniture at prices 20 euii tbs
~leaDest" or the '-fst.est" purse.
II would cell particular attention 20
the large variety of CABINETS. Df SKIS
and fancy CHAIRS: also TABLES in
wood, brass and iron.
Ii would be well for intending pur-
chasers TO make their selections early.
Do not wait until a few dRye before
Christmas.
Selected goods will be stored and de-
liyered when desired.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

Gus. A. Woit the porusr reurE sitsr-
~. Who vss nvst-rieusiv nissinv for =
short sune. has resarned. and vita hic h,s
kr@4e who was arnefiV Mss AmarGa
r---., fieI,f. 81 ltsgk IsIsrA IT. sFas. -
--srsra TIE cerxrssll llstsons rf h5s many
fssuds r@s ~-<eie 81 make kaeir hcus
A sszx aisB.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

Dnas faii e. stsal tae opening a. the
- W9msa's Ez ksnse. 80 Monroe ST.. today.
Grand display oi holiday Presents and sou-
seoirs gssiai snd ornamental. showing tnai
lifzad Rapids talent - nof lsssiug ln the
oe asfi niareA. Call AID see llst TIE halt
has nos bssl told
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
ABoots 5d Shoes>

Just received, an elegant line of Ladies'
and Gents Slippers. Our store is filled
to overflowing with the finest goods that
can be made, and we guarantee prices that
will discount many of the so-caIled cost
sales. We have the exclusive sale of the
famous Stacy, Adams & Co. Gents Fine
Shoes.
Remember, we do not quote prices, but
an examination of our goods and prices
will not fail to satisfy any one. We have
the finest line of Ladies and Children's
Shoes ever shown in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

/ extend special invitation to all who
enjoy eichings 20 call and see The Syn
dies by Charles Koepping after REM
brsndt. Gallery open from >. m. until
p. IN. 4. III. FowIE,
81 Ionia-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

fa5iss - Champion Relief Corps vii
he8 fAsrs Far Wei1ssssY sitsraoen sne
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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

HoaE TALENT.
Don't fail 20 attend the opening at the
Women's Exchange. l30 Monroe-st, on
Friday and Saturday, 9th aud 10lh inst.
Grand dis play of holiday presents and sou
venirs, useful and ornamental, showing
that Grand Rapids talent is not lacking in
the onward march. Call and see that the
halt has not been told.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

Trq ihs eessar.laa Rochester Beer a.
kun hf3.s - fs4fi q.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

Have you seen Kuhn Bros new Lunch
Counter Just opened today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

Come and see Kuhn Bros. new Lunch
Counter. Open today.